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Intertemporal decision-making from a Pavlovian-to-Instrumental Transfer perspective

Sep 4, 2021 09/21

by Floor Burghoorn; Vivian Heuvelmans; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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Amendment to the preregistration uploaded on February 10, 2020. No data have been analysed prior to uploading this amendment.
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Intertemporal decision-making from a Pavlovian-to-Instrumental Transfer perspective

Sep 7, 2021 09/21

by Floor Burghoorn; Vivian Heuvelmans; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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Amendment preregistration II (addition to preregistration documents uploaded on February 10 and April 9, 2020)
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The association between implicit approach-avoidance tendencies, testosterone and exposure success in social anxiety disorder

Aug 22, 2021 08/21

by Moniek Hutschemaekers; Karin Roelofs; Rianne de Kleine; Mirjam Kampman

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Social anxiety disorder is characterized by implicit and explicit avoidance behavior. Individuals with social anxiety disorder (SAD) show hypofunctioning of the hypothalamus-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis, which is linked to social fear and avoidance behavior. In this study we examine if implicit avoidance biases towards emotional facial expressions are predictive of exposure success in individuals with SAD, and if this effect is affected by testosterone administration. Moreover, we explore the...
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The effect of exogenous testosterone on decision-making under risk and ambiguity

Aug 24, 2021 08/21

by Isabel Woyke; Iris Ikink; Vivian Heuvelmans; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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The effect of exogenous testosterone on decision-making under risk and ambiguity

Sep 10, 2021 09/21

by Isabel Woyke; Iris Ikink; Vivian Heuvelmans; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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The influence of testosterone on pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer in women

Sep 11, 2021 09/21

by Vivian Heuvelmans; Isabel Woyke; Iris Ikink; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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Intertemporal decision-making from a Pavlovian-to-Instrumental Transfer perspective

Aug 29, 2021 08/21

by Floor Burghoorn; Vivian Heuvelmans; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner; Anouk Scheres

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Amendment III of this preregistration. Concerns data analyses on data pooled across two studies.
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Study 4 - The Sounds of Stress Recovery: An Exploratory Study of Self-Selected Music Use Following Stress

Aug 29, 2021 08/21

by Krisna Adiasto; Debby Beckers; Madelon van Hooff; Karin Roelofs; Sabine Geurts

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It is a popular and widespread opinion that listening to music may help us recover from stress. However, the literature on music and stress recovery presents several questions that are currently unanswered. First, despite popular opinion, it remains unclear to what extent individuals choose to listen to music to recover from stress. Second, it is unknown which songs individuals choose for the purpose of stress recovery, and whether any common audio features exist between different song choices....
Source: https://osf.io/jv4aw/

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The relationhip between freezing and approach/avoid decisions under threat (behavioral)

Sep 10, 2021 09/21

by Felix H. Klaassen; Leslie Held; Bernd Figner; Floris Klumpers; Karin Roelofs

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In this project we want to investigate how defensive freezing is related to decision-making under threat. To this end, participants will perform an approach/avoidance task incentivized via monetary rewards and threat of shock while measuring heart rate and body sway as indices of freezing. Particularly, we wish to investigate how our freezing measurements interact with individuals' subjective value computations, and explore the interaction between freezing and passive vs. active approach/avoid...
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Music listening and stress recovery: A general test of musical and psychological mechanisms

Feb 22, 2022 02/22

by Krisna Adiasto; Madelon van Hooff; Debby Beckers; Karin Roelofs; Sabine Geurts

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Previous studies have shown that listening to music may modulate various stress-related outcomes, such as heart rate, blood pressure, anxiety, and negative affect. Thus, it is often assumed that listening to music is a promising method to facilitate stress recovery. A modest corpus of empirical studies has yielded mixed support for this assumption. Furthermore, the musical and psychological mechanisms underlying the supposed association between music listening and stress recovery remain to be...
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Stability of the human freezing response across adolescence: Relations with early and current stressors

Sep 3, 2021 09/21

by Hannah Niermann; Bernd Figner; Anna Tyborowska; Antonius H. N. Cillessen; Karin Roelofs

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Stability of the human freezing response across adolescence: Relations with early and current stressors

Aug 25, 2021 08/21

by Hannah Niermann; Bernd Figner; Anna Tyborowska; Antonius H. N. Cillessen; Karin Roelofs

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Stability of the human freezing response across adolescence: Relations with early and current stressors

Sep 10, 2021 09/21

by Hannah Niermann; Bernd Figner; Anna Tyborowska; Antonius H. N. Cillessen; Karin Roelofs

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Source: https://osf.io/yna83/

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The effect of exogenous testosterone on intertemporal choices and its underlying mechanisms

Sep 10, 2021 09/21

by Iris Ikink; Isabel Woyke; Vivian Heuvelmans; Aniek Wols; Michael Schulte-Mecklenbeck; Karin Roelofs; Bernd Figner

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HRV biofeedback training in an active Virtual Reality decision-making game: Can it be trained?

Mar 30, 2022 03/22

by Abele Michela; Jacobien van Peer; Jan C. Brammer; Robert Oostenveld; Wendy Dorrestijn; Annika S. Smit; Floris Klumpers; Karin Roelofs; Isabela Granic

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The present preregistration describes a study for which data was collected between April and June 2021. The data has not been analyzed yet. The overarching goal of this study was to test the effectiveness of a VR-based biofeedback (BFB) training for police officers. The training aims to improve control of Heart-Rate variability (HRV) in an active and immersive VR context, in which police officers make shooting decisions under threat. The unique novel aspect of the study is that BFB training is...
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